Sometimes they give me a plaintive little talk about how soccer came along too late for them.
Source: Investor's Business Daily
It’s hard not to get sentimental about a cover like this, especially when all the slow-moving weirdness that’s so typical of Low’s sound is ironed out to a beautiful and plaintive piano line.
Source: Far Out Magazine
The plaintive song that follows (“White cloth wrapped around my feet / A handsome boy visits my home”) is withering in its commentary.
Source: The Guardian
He whimpers and sneers; he looks cocksure then agog; he has the stubborn lower lip of Vito Corleone and the plaintive eyes of a shamed puppy.
Source: The Ringer
Indeed, there’s a sense of geographical dysphoria permeating the songs on Vetsli—of which the anthemic “When They Come for Me” and plaintive intermission “Goodbye” are standouts.
Source: PopMatters
18) Metallica – ‘Enter Sandman’ (1991)The opening track and lead single from Metallica's 1991 self-titled album (aka 'The Black Album'), 'Enter Sandman' opens with Kirk Hammett's plaintive guitar playing before crushing guitars and sonic fury are unleashed on the listener.
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That being said, they ought to have done away with the lamenting montages and plaintive music to showcase their sorrowful parting and complicated relationship.
Source: cinemaexpress
Audience clusters saw different sequences in different orders, though MwE’s character was still a focus; in a striking scene, the audience kept absolutely still as she sang in her boudoir, plaintive and alone.
Source: The New Yorker
Paul Castree, with Boulevard of Broken Dreams, delivers an appealing drink-in-hand, plaintive account of another lonely soul, captive to the memories of a love gone wrong.
Source: WMUK
Featuring beautiful cinematography of the forests and hills of West Vancouver by Vilmos Zsigmond, whip-sharp dialogue, compelling characters, and a haunting plaintive score composed of songs written by the one and only Leonard Cohen, McCabe & Mrs.
Source: Polygon
While Quinto certainly presents a menacing George – one believably wonders in later acts if he’ll return to the stage with a gun loaded with bullets instead of an umbrella – Flockhart’s poison tongue and plaintive tears fully crystallize the terror of the marriage.
Source: Daily Bruin
Directors Violet du Feng and Zhao Qing show Nushu’s meaning to these women to be more than linguistic, historical, or aesthetic (many of the songs have a plaintive power of their own), but for the meaning and purpose it gives to their lives.
Source: EyeForFilm
It’s simply an all-killer, no-filler lineup, from the ensemble opener “Corn” to the plaintive love song “Maybe Love” to the knockout show-stopper “Independently Owned” delivered by Maizy’s worldly-wise cousin Lulu (standout performer Alex Newell).
Source: Salt Lake City Weekly
The visual overhaul joins an expanded soundtrack, which moves between the gruff warmth of dwarven work songs, plaintive acoustic plucking, and haunting atmospherics.
Source: PC Gamer
' Brooker's melancholic vocals and plaintive piano playing on 'A Whiter Shade of Pale' helped it become an enduring classic and it remains ever popular today.
Source: Planetradio.co.uk
One more thing: Ronstadt’s father’s background was Mexican, likely contributing to some of her beautifully plaintive Spanish songs.
Source: Cape Cod Times
Ending the release on a plaintive but determined note, final cut “boot knife” finds Ferreira quipping how he’s “leaving out the important section—it’s been my secret weapon,” before vowing to “quest for the right note” and issuing a motto for his personal rap movement: “We are the last poets.
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' Brooker's melancholic vocals and plaintive piano playing on 'A Whiter Shade of Pale' helped it become an enduring classic and it remains ever popular today.
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